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English → Korean Chapter 2 Level 7/10

Matvey was already holding up the shirt like a horse's collar, and, blowing off some invisible speck, he slipped it with obvious pleasure over the well-groomed body of his master.

마트베이는 이미 말의 목줄처럼 셔츠를 들어 올리고 있었고, 보이지 않는 먼지를 불어 날리며, 잘 손질된 주인의 몸 위로 분명한 기쁨을 담아 셔츠를 미끄러뜨렸다.

Vocabulary

이미
i-mi — Already; by now; prior to a certain point
말의
mal-ui — Of a horse; belonging to the horse
목줄처럼
mok-jul-cheo-reom — Like a leash or collar around the neck
셔츠를
syeo-cheu-reul — Shirt (as direct object of a verb)
들어
deu-reo — Lifting up; raising something with hands
올리고
ol-li-go — Raising or lifting, then continuing another action
있었고
i-sseo-go — Was doing and (also); past progressive connective form
보이지
bo-i-ji — Not visible; cannot be seen (with negation)
않는
an-neun — Does not; negation modifier for a following noun
먼지를
meon-ji-reul — Dust or fine particles (as direct object)
불어
bu-reo — Blowing air; exhaling or fanning with breath
날리며
nal-li-myeo — Sending flying; scattering while doing another action
jal — Well; skillfully; in a good manner
손질된
son-jil-doen — Neatly groomed, trimmed, or carefully maintained
주인의
ju-in-ui — Owner's; belonging to the master or owner
mom — Body; the physical form of a person
위로
wi-ro — Upward; onto the top of something
분명한
bun-myeong-han — Clear, obvious, or evident; unmistakable in nature
기쁨을
gi-ppeum-eul — Joy or happiness (as direct object of verb)
담아
dam-a — Containing or filling with; putting emotion into something
미끄러뜨렸다
mi-kkeu-reo-tteu-ryeot-da — Caused to slide or glide smoothly over a surface
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